Re: [tied] Romance Neuter Nouns (was: Lat. -idus)

--- In cybalist@yahoogroups.com, "petegray" <petegray@...> wrote:

> > > [me] So Miguel is not "seriously mistaken"
> > [Alex] That was Miguel who wrote I am mistaken. Just a mistake of

your

> side:-))
>
> Yes, you're right. It was Miguel saying you are seriously

mistaken. He

> and I agree.
>
> Peter

Pardon me, I have just one question as non-native speaker of English.
Is that not "I agree with him" in this case? "He and I agree" sounds
that properly in a such case where one person (miguel) already
exprimed his own opinion and a second person (Peter) just join to his
opinion?

Alex